StudentCrowd secures £2.5M funding to expand platform
StudentCrowd, a Wolverhampton, UK-based provider, has recently secured £2.5M in funding. The platform focuses on offering comprehensive information related to universities, courses, and accommodation. Among the backers are the MEIF Proof of Concept & Early Stage Fund, managed by Mercia Ventures and part of the Midlands Engine Investment Fund (MEIF), as well as Mercia’s EIS funds and existing private investors. The raised funds will be utilized to improve and expand the platform to incorporate other student services.
In 2014, StudentCrowd was founded by Paul Humphreys and Peter Sisson.
Their platform allows users to access detailed information on universities, courses, and accommodation options. Moreover, StudentCrowd generates its own league tables based on reviews from current students. The company also provides valuable data and insights to entities within the higher education sector, including PwC, Knight Frank, CBRE, and JLL, in addition to education providers. Thanks to the recent funding, StudentCrowd plans to create 15 new job opportunities, further expanding its team of over 35 staff members.
With a focus on providing users with comprehensive information on universities and related services, StudentCrowd is set to enhance its platform thanks to the recent investment. Expanding beyond its current offerings, the company aims to incorporate additional student services, benefiting both current and prospective students. Through their collaboration with various industry players, StudentCrowd has established itself as a trusted source of data and insights within the higher education sector. With 15 new jobs on the horizon, the company continues to contribute to the growth of the Wolverhampton region's economy.
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